Malaysia Airlines said Monday it turned around in the fourth quarter, helping it stay in the black for 2009 despite the global economic slump.
The carrier recorded a net profit of 610 million ringgit ($179.4 million) in the three months through December _ rebounding from a loss in the previous quarter _ thanks to an increase in traffic and reduction in operating costs.
Revenue for the fourth quarter, however, declined 14 percent to 3.3 billion ringgit ($970 million) as airlines cut ticket prices amid the slump.
For the full year, the state-owned carrier reported a net profit of 490 million ringgit ($144.1 million), a better performance compared …

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